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Lucy Rose

Lucy Rose is an English singer-songwriter and musician known for her evocative vocals, emotional songwriting, and intimate performances. Hailing from Warwickshire, England, Rose began playing drums in her school orchestra, which fueled her passion for music. Her early career started after she moved to London at the age of 18 to pursue music more seriously. Rose played open mic nights, honed her craft, and eventually started collaborating with other musicians, which led to her contributing vocals on Bombay Bicycle Club's albums.

Rose's solo career took a definitive shape with the release of her debut album, "Like I Used To," in 2012, which garnered critical acclaim and unveiled her delicate indie folk style to a broader audience. Following her successful introduction, she continued to evolve both musically and personally through her subsequent albums. "Work It Out" in 2015 showed a growth in her sound and expanded on her lyrical depth, while "Something's Changing" in 2017 was accompanied by a documentary film chronicling her independent tour through Latin America—a journey that proved deeply influential to her music and approach to the industry.

By the time Rose released "No Words Left" in 2019, she had solidified her place as a dynamic and poignant voice in the indie folk scene. The album was noted for its raw, unflinching lyricism and minimalist arrangements, reflecting a challenging period in Rose's life and career. Beyond her albums, Lucy Rose has released a number of singles and EPs, such as "Question It All / White Car" and "Could You Help Me," which continue to explore the emotional landscape with authenticity and grace. Her contributions in collaborations as well as her solo works have earned her a devoted fanbase and respect as a heartfelt storyteller in contemporary music.

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